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The possibility of encounter with him filled me with dread.

With such an organization of such a people the United States have nothing to dread from foreign invasion.

I don't think I was very clever, leaving her to go on the computer by herself and I dread to think what might have happened.

but it had no other effect upon Dora tha to depress her spirits, and make her always nervous with the dread that it would be her turn next.

Holiday delays at the nation's airports have become such a fixture that President Bush last week called it "a season of dread. "

His wife, who will then also be a mother, might watch in silent dread but Massa insists he shall push himself to the limit again.

Most of us dread making a speech to a group, but if you think of it as simple communication or helping others, you won't be nervous.

Isabel's chief dread in life at this period of her development was that she should appear narrow - minded .

Her great fear and dread would cause her to scream at the alien-looking entities to leave them alone.

I hurried out in a foolish state of dread, and said to Joseph: `The master wishes you to take him a light and rekindle the fire.

The boy began to quake with dread . . . this was no ordinary lecture for being bad!

Remind yourself that most of what you dread never comes to pass, and we allow what is good to be ruined by what was or what might be.

Her eyes fixed on him with the inquiring look that he had come to dread.

Would not his splendor terrify you? Would not the dread of him fall on you?

He did not tell his daughter this; but Natasha perceived this dread and uneasiness of her father's, and felt mortified by it.

He bowed his head, clasped his hands, screwed his eyes shut, and intoned, "Give us this day our daily dread. "

But I was already an emotional wreck, and the thought of thrashing out the details through dueling lawyers filled me with dread.

Was it a craving to be thought distinguished, a dread of being dull, or merely an effect of overfeeding?

Amy, too, had a dear child named Beth, but she was a frail little creature and the dread of losing her was the shadow over Amy's sunshine.

However, the thrill was swiftly replaced by dread and anxiety: I didn't like the thought of her in the dark in that smelly cupboard.

But he did not mind his multitude of guests; indeed, he seemed to dread being alone now that his absorbing work was done.

I'd get a sickening sense of dread for the fortnight leading up to them, knowing that I would become a sleep-deprived grumpy, spotty hermit.

A wink of his eye, and a twist of his head, soon gave me to know, I had nothing to dread.

There was one part especially, the opening of it, which I should dread your having the power of reading again.

She was not actually nervous about the wild beast, but she had a morbid dread of performing an atom more service than she had been paid for.

HAIFA STREET evokes more dread than almost any other place in Baghdad.

Patient: Well doctor, at the beginning of every week I wake up with a sense of dread, a headache, my legs are shaking and I feel depressed.

My greatest dread about having a son was that I might have to take him to football matches.

One of the things teachers dread is to have charge of a class dominated by a large, stupid, bullying boy.

if i had time , and was not in mortal dread of some prating prig of a servant passing , i would know what all this means.

Feelings of dread, but a sort of elation, filled Jenna while she carried on a conversation with the young man on the phone.

Enjoy yourself in the moment, without thinking of future things you dread, and the activity can be very pleasant and even fun.

Guo Yuhua, a sociology professor at Qinghua University in Beijing said the minghun custom stemmed from both dread and sympathy for the dead.

We are here to make limbo tolerable, to ferry wounded souls across the river of dread until the point where hope is dimly visible.

In fact, I used to dread the visits to see him and count the hours until I could go home again.

They are almost all men, with a small attachment of women in non infantry jobs. Many are begging to see combat. Others dread the prospect.

For many the work-week-dread kicks in Sunday afternoon as you start anticipating another five days at the office.

Had there not always been an element of dread in the thought of beholding the mystery face to face ?

It's better to ease the strain by allowing yourself to be mildly interested or even in a state of dread.

Little is known about this rite of passage, and that alone would be cause for dread.

Once upon a time, there was a dread disease that afflicted children.

Those were all good times and my only dread was finding out that we were having liver for supper.

What I dread is to get into a rut. One yearns for freshness of thought and ideas.

In this paradise abundant sunlight, stimulus and dread have brought pleasure, while violence turns out to be the ultimate romance.

It is not a sentimental compassion mental agony inflicted upon a condemned man but a dread of destroying the miracle of life.

Chivalrous types will inspire loyalty in those around them. Dread lords meanwhile can terrify their followers and the enemy alike.

But for most, science is not a happy subject. Do you think back to studying science and get a feeling of dread, anxiety or fear?

"She was like, 'You want to enjoy what you're doing. There shouldn't be this dread that you feel, '" Hoff said.

For present cause was none of dread her to dismay.

those eyes expressed entreaty and dread of a refusal and shame at having to beg , and readiness for unforgiving hatred in case of refusal.

A guy from the Philippines, birthplace of the dread Love Bug virus, wrote, "It is quite ironic that I got a worm from you. "

Suddenly, I noticed one of the large crosses on the hallway wall and a feeling of immense dread swept over me.

Her greatest dread was that she would lose her job.

But rural society is still constricted by isolation and hardship, by lack of prospects and, for women, by dread of conceiving a baby girl.

yet hope and dread kept a continual warfare in his breast, alternately vanquishing one another and starting up afresh to renew the contest.

The bank says it keeps plenty of liquid reserves against the dread day.

A certain ungovernable dread hung about her when in the water, unless there was a hand near by that might reach out and reassure her.

I dread to think what the carbon footprint must be like of moving that coal but we have no choice.

Teach me to live , that I may dread The grave as little as my bed ; Teach me to die , that so I may Rise glorious at the awful day .

A patient that the expert examines ever suspected he got angst disease and working dread disease for a time.

There is no royal road to science , and only those who do not dread the fatiguing climb of gaining its numinous summits . --Karl Marx.

Even if co-workers aren't fighting, one person can feel like an outsider and grow to dread heading into work each morning.

I dread to think what will happen in the case of a major emergency.

That sense of inner dread is one of the worst ways to spend your days.

Such was my dread that during our brief holiday in deserted Greece, I kept my BlackBerry turned off and at the bottom of a suitcase.

For many, even while experiencing weekend fun, we dread the numerous tasks with which we'll be hammered on Monday morning.

Is it the jolt that takes you from sleep to dread, as you bound from bed to crib at 2 a. m. to put your hand on the back of a sleeping baby?

But before the boy knows enough to reject the wrong and choose the right, the land of the two kings you dread will be laid waste.

But nuclear accidents, like terrorist attacks, tap into a deep seam of dread in the public's consciousness.

Two extremes in my life that most of the time I find uncomfortable. I normally dread them and gripe about it all the way through.

Dagen stared at the histories, his stomach twisting with dread.

If you're slightly out of shape but dread the idea of going to a gym, give the home-based workouts a try.

When something bigger comes along that you dread even more, put that at the top of your list.

So spake she, and the horned bull made answer to her again: Take courage, maiden, and dread not the swell of the deep.

Dread of what U. S. leaders might do with overwhelming sea power helps account for China's quest for a great navy.

We have thus escaped the wrath of God, and we shall thus escape the anger of men, the cares of this life, and the dread of death.

I also had a sense of dread: did this mean something was happening to my sister, too?

When what you dread comes like a storm, And your calamity comes like a whirlwind, When distress and anguish come upon you.

Which side is the truth, which side is the dream? Which side is the voice of your heart, which side is the dread?

But each new clue to Kiki's whereabouts leads him deeper into a labyrinth of physical violence and metaphysical dread.

Theyare almost all men, with a small attachment of women in noninfantry jobs. Manyare begging to see combat. Others dread the prospect.

That I dread to be one day not to have talk , How handle . . .

How could death rank just seventh in a national survey of the top ten experiences Americans dread most, and public speaking first?

After nearly three years, I began to dread opening case files and reading the grim details.

We all dread to think what will happen if the company closes.

your colleagues may dread collaborating on a project with you.

I dread to think what will happen if she finds out the truth.

I would like to see many more of them exchange their dread of future for enthusiasm for life.

The word "dread" refers to trepidation of their supernatural being.

I blame my poor performance at my Dungeons of Dread release tournament on pulling the Lamia.

But when dread of the workplace keeps up, it may be a sign a person is in the wrong job, experts say.

Riding here in the powerful car with this white man who was so pleased with what he called his fate, I felt a sense of dread.

The foods I used to dread being limited to when imagining aplant-based diet have become my favorites -- and I am healthier for it.

So when the night comes now, the dread doesn't descend as deeply as it did before. I don't have that extreme sense of frustration.

If homework is something your child accepts as part of her day, she'll approach it with less dread.

They inwardly resolved to watch him nights, when opportunity should offer, in the hope of getting a glimpse of his dread master.

But, instead too many of us now actively dread the thought of the two-day break as it has become busier than the working week!

I'm definitely not a winter person myself, but lately I've been thinking that it's not very healthy or productive to dread 25% of the year.

So if you're working in an office boiling with dread about layoffs, furloughs, or company's health, start by altering your own mood.

People over 55 dread getting Alzheimer's more than any other disease, according to a 2010 survey by the MetLife Foundation.

As one journalist puts it: "There is a sense of impending dread, that something is going to happen. We just don't know what or when. "

Mubarak's trial and the arrest of Gaddafi's sons for prosecution in the International Criminal Court must fill him with dread.

You shall not be in dread of them, for the LORD your God is in your midst, a great and awesome God.

She also began to dread the long walk down the mountain.

I dread to think, and the timing of it makes me feel even more sad.

The Arabs shall dread this Boar and so shall the Africans, for the impetus of its onslaught will carry it into the remotest parts of Spain.

I wrote thousands of diplomatic cables during 21 years in the U. S. Foreign Service, and I dread calculating how many I've read.

Then I said unto you, Dread not, neither be afraid of them.

I was ready for the worst, and my body language and facial expression exposed my sense of dread.

Perforce he waited - aited there in the darkness through seeming centuries of such dread as one may know, yet live to tell.

'Seeing them filled me with dread, ' he says.

There they are, overwhelmed with dread, for God is present in the company of the righteous.

but in pierre s heart that bright comet , with its long , luminous tail , aroused no feeling of dread.

But it always creates anxiety and uncertainty, maybe even a sense of dread.

The reformed laws will still be open to interpretation by judges, an experience many Spanish employers have come to dread.

Only those who do not dread the fatiguing climb of gaining its numinous summits .

Smothered by pop's paranoia, he ventures away from the reef, but his dad's dread is justified when a passing diver whisks him away.

Grom Hellscream: Those dancing lights are strange. Perhaps they are the dread spirits that you've all been so afraid of? hahaha.

But he does dread going into the locker room at the end of class and showering in front of his friends.

In a small hall, several more magicians react with expressions of dread to the news the first magician brings.

Be wary of indecision and doubt, for they harden into deeply entrenched sense of dread.

Japan, the dread spectre, will be influential: it has had 10 years' experience of what the rest of us are now going through.

The following tale of dread and the unspoken terrors of an ancient evil is not one of them.

I dread to think what would happen if there really was a fire there. '

I dread taking up residence at an indifferent home. I really want to leave.

Or is the escalating toll of death and dread the inevitable result of human nature?

Illidan Stormrage: Let's see how confident you are against one of your own kind, dread lord!

When fear makes your choices for you, no security measures on earth will keep the things you dread from finding you.

Open fire Forever in your arms Splendid time we have Doing what I dread Oh my lord Can I buy some time?

To birds native to the country it will seem harmful, for through their dread of its shadow they will lose their power of free flight.

In dread of the 'beep' that tells you your screen is about to go blank?

However, I can't shake the passion, concern, and dread that I feel from the connection that I made with Cody.

When she talked, she noticed with joy and dread that he watched her with an intent and scrutinising look.

This trend should be a relief to the clumsy celebs who dread navigating a movie premiere in six-inch heels.

Remember, the holidays are a time to look forward to, not dread.

If you are the leader you are very stressed because every point you lose it fill you with dread and you feel you advantage disappears.

Not long ago, I wrote of my disappointment that New Tristram lacked the palpable dread its reputation led one to expect.

Yes? Arrgghh! For the last time, I''''''''m a Dread Lord, not a Drug Lord!

Think about all the things in your life that you're committed to doing, and try to find one that you dread doing.

Alone, with a tremendous empty longing and dread. The whole room for my thoughts.

That is, death is not only a biological threat, and a very permanent one, but it is also a psychological threat that we dread.

Your office should be a place you enjoy entering, not a place that fills you with dread.

The dread of fuss and bother, and of endless explanation, restrained her.

For the last time, I'm a Dread Lord, not a Drug Lord!

How strange that in his dread of death, it pumped all the harder, valiantly keeping him alive.

Her stomach knots, with that all-too-familiar feeling: dread, and excitement.

ring*Yes? Arrgghh! For the last time, I'm a Dread Lord, not a Drug Lord!

Polls suggest that Russian businessmen fear bureaucrats more than criminals, and dread the police most of all.

The location of an ancient book of spells has been discovered; however, a dread curse or powerful guardian protects the tome.

I cannot turn head now, cannot go to want to be too many, is the love which you give lets me strong no longer dread.

"I would have this feeling of dread and panic in my chest, and there's nobody to talk to, " he says.

Beijing cannot dream of selling down its Treasury holdings without triggering the very dollar collapse it purports to dread.

At the time, no known treatment was effective. Fortunately, Nurse Pinneo was convalescing and had built up antibodies to the dread disease.

AMERICANS may worry about heart disease, stroke and diabetes, but they downright dread Alzheimer's disease, a recent survey found.

But nothingness can only be found by feeling of dread and death.

In Jerusalem in his gloomy palace Herod was sitting in dark dread of the future. He was old and he was sick and he was very miserable.

Having policy-relevant research treated in this way is a scenario that many scientists dread to think about.

Not that I'm afraid of myself. But I dread other people's remarks.

Many underspenders (sometimes called "over-savers" ) live with a deep dread of financial ruin.

You dread collaborating with this colleague--and doing so negatively affects your mood and productivity.

there is no royal road to science , and only those who don't dread the fatiguing climb of gaining it's numinous summits .

Worry and dread are a waste of time and do not set a good example for others.

And I was graciously helped to discharge my duty in the fear and dread of the Almighty.

Or perhaps they are a group of vampires, maintaining the illusion of greater dread to keep interlopers from entering their lair.

Take that lesson that you used to dread at school.

And you are not to fear what they fear or be in dread of it.

What if some aching dread we feel? Lift glasses, all, and ring them! True hearts, we know, will never quail Whatever fortune brings them!

The sea is a path meet for swift ships that traverse the brine, but bulls dread the salt sea ways.

I felt dread when I enter the dark cave.

Throughout his childhood, he stood in dread of his father.

Although Valentine's Day is eagerly anticipated by many, some singles dread the day while others remain optimistic.

Imagine for a moment the domestic consequences of such resistance, and is it strange that any Chinese should dread to face them?

Lan was so ashamed of what had happended to the moon, so generously given by Yee, that Lan began to dread their next meeting.

She did not know what to expect on the dark road ahead, but every shadow filled her with dread

Sometimes I feel like I'm a bird with broken wings, at times I dread my now and envy where I've been.

Most managers and supervisors, however, dread doing performance evaluations, and even more employees dread receiving them.

the dread of something after death puzzles the will, and makes us rather bear those kills we have, than fly to others we know not of.

Hitherto she had felt no dread with regard to the coming interview.

So you don't like grinding out miles on the treadmill or power walking the malls, but you dread exercising during cold weather.

The pure dread of scrubbing and moving and washing and dusting and purging and organizing the list seems pretty endless.

Meeting new people filled him with vague dread.

What we as a country owed them was nights, at the end, when they never again had to feel that dread in the darkness.

I dread what will happen if something really bad happens, like a family member dying, or the family dog, or getting fired again.

A veteran reporter covering the sex trade thinks the drop in demand for bondage and discipline may stem from "dread. "

Now it didn't have to live in perpetual dread any longer. While thinking of this, the goat went over to the meadow.

it is the remorse or bitterness of something which happened Yesterday and the dread of what Tomorrow may bring.

This was foolish and inconsistent with my previous dread of the light, but what would you have?

You are wracked with guilt because you survived, and you dread the prospect of a life alone.

Take away the disgrace I dread, for your laws are good.

Archimonde: Very well, Tichondrius. Since the Lich King is of no further use to me, you dread lords will now command the Scourge.

But for Florence a "visceral dread, a helpless disgust as palpable as seasickness" is overwhelming her.

The Afghan and foreign forces who will have to secure it must dread the prospect.

And even though we have known this day was coming for some time now, we awaited it with no small amount of dread.

It is the re'morse or bitterness of something which happened Yesterday and the dread of what Tomorrow may bring.

Some freelancers dread them. Other freelancers welcome them as a way to make extra money.

It clarifies sections of the Dungeons of Dread rulebook and expands the glossary.

So its findings were awaited with keen anticipation by government workers, and dread by taxpayers.

But he says the visits always fill him with dread.

The feeling of dread is still overpowering.

I dread to think what will happen if she finds out.

How is it that, with successive years, the approach of Christmas brings ever greater dread to the heart?

We tend to "downsize" each time we move, and I always dread the process.

Mr Wijesinghe, of Meewellawa village, in the dry northwest of Sri Lanka, used to dread his neighbours calling round.

Extreme dread of death, extreme love of life, and the deep contradiction between the two are all caused by the ignorance of death.

A raid from the north, on the other hand, must have been a matter for dread.

And then I wander about the dread nocturnal countryside of this inhuman season .

Dread and some of the related emotions will often approach me by way of the nose.

I always found myself a dread of west and a love of east in Eden.

Last April 15 -- a day many Americans dread -- the Landaus celebrated the tenth anniversary of Mark's transplant.

But being constantly in dread of fresh catastrophes is impractical and taints our judgment.

The idea is to root out the items that you dread doing.

What were his plays if not a mix of false bravado, mortal dread and the struggle for human connection?

The result is anxiety, fear, and a mysterious dread.

It's about dread, magnified by arrogance in the nuclear industry, experts in risk and nuclear energy say.

You keep only darkness, my distant female, from your regard sometimes the coast of dread emerges.

It became a mission of mine to pursue obsessively a livelihood where I could look forward to Monday morning rather than dread it.

A feeling of dread came over him and that picture would take no definite shape.

I dread buying a swimsuit, as consecutive horror and humiliation make me cringe in the dressing room.

I dread to think what will become of them if they lose their home.

A WORD that inspires dread in most Brooklyn residents is gentrificationGentrifiers hate the connotation; others worry about eviction.

Most people guess "abandonment" or "starvation, " but neonatal dread was simpler than that: It was the fear of falling.

To back up that assertion, they cited a 2006 paper from the journal Science entitled, "Neurobiological substrates of dread. "

He knew that almost everybody hated him, and so he was always in dread lost someone should take his life.

Frontier investigations onto the gene psychology of "dread doing harm to the kidneys"

More people turn up, perhaps mainly to laugh at the tall, dread-locked European woman.

He faced the long drive home with dread.

As Easter drew near, I could finally recognize the heavy feeling of dread.

The idea is to offer a greener and cheaper alternative to the dread McMansion.

Workers can also minimize impending dread by building in more fun during the week, especially Monday.

'If you are on the beach or by the pool relaxing with your friends and family and your boss rings it can fill you with dread.

Dread drips from every new device that dances into our lives: newer, shinier, faster.

Despite my endeavour to escape sleeps, my soul was distorted by dread of nightmares .

We search for one entertainment after another to keep back the dread of facing the hollow inside.

Dismay To destroy the courage or resolution of by exciting dread or apprehension.

When I was asked to review this book, I must admit to a slight feeling of dread.

You'll fly to China on Sunday, before leaving to Australia. Do you dread leaving for such a long time away from your family ?

a broad rule; the broad outlines of the plan; felt an unspecific dread.

for never may you, like me, dread to be the instrument of evil to what you wholly love " (Chapter 27). "

No more to feel man's wrath or dread his chain.

Forbided customary law come from the feelings of dread; Allowed customary law come from the instinct of imitation.

What have I done to the forest wind that it tears my soul with dread ?

When your opponent's name comes up, is there a race you dread seeing the most? Does random freak you out?

I dread the coming exams. If only I could have time to review my lessons.

Her dread of being home alone made her extremely nervous.

Aides came to dread having tell him about certain aspects of his schedule.

Joey told Orlando "she's got the red outfit so we've got real far our colors, dread-y, beachy. "

Spring is normally a hopeful time in the Rajasthan countryside, but for Kanya this season was filled with dread.

You approach the project with neither excitement nor dread. You just don't care.

During my teens the trips to a hostile house became a dread on the horizon for weeks beforehand.

The Sheriff's hair bristled with dread, but he conquered his feelings.